PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Wardha, Maharashtra, was marked by a series of initiatives aimed at empowering the youth and women. The “Acharya Chanakya Skill Development Center” scheme, a significant step in the government’s strategy to enhance employment opportunities and self-reliance.
Empowering 150,000 Youths Annually
The “Acharya Chanakya Skill Development Center” scheme, launched by PM Modi, aims to provide free skill training. Meanwhile, training centers will be established in renowned colleges across Maharashtra, targeting youth aged 15 to 45. This initiative comes as the government’s ongoing efforts to boost the employability of young individuals by equipping them with the necessary skills.
The scheme is more than just a training platform; it is a pathway toward self-reliance and economic growth, not only for the participants but for the state at large. By empowering young people with market-relevant skills, the government is fostering a workforce capable of innovation and contributing to economic. With the skill centers, youths will have access to education, furthering the mission of “Atmanirbhar Bharat.”
Honoring Artisans: The PM Vishwakarma Programme
PM Modi also participated in the ‘National PM Vishwakarma Programme,’ which marked one year of progress under the initiative. Moreover, he highlighted the scheme’s positive impact on artisans across India, preserving traditional skills while creating new economic opportunities.
As part of the program, PM Modi distributed certificates and loans to beneficiaries under 18 trades. These measures underscore the government’s commitment to supporting artisans in India’s cultural and economic landscape. The Prime Minister unveiled a commemorative stamp to honor the artisans’ contributions, symbolizing their integral place in India’s development narrative.
Boosting Maharashtra’s Textile Industry: PM Modi
In another significant move, the PM Modi laid the foundation for the PM Mega Integrated Textile Regions and Apparel Park in Amravati. This 1,000-acre park, developed by the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC), forms part of a national initiative to strengthen India’s textile industry.
The Amravati project will boost the textile sector, providing thousands of jobs and elevating Maharashtra’s status as a hub for the industry. It reflects the government’s focus on fostering regional development while contributing to India’s growing presence in the global textile market.
Supporting Women Entrepreneurs: PM Modi
To support women-led startups, PM Modi launched the “Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Women Startup Scheme” during his visit. The scheme provides financial assistance of up to Rs 25 lakh for early-stage women entrepreneurs in Maharashtra. This initiative is seen as a game-changer for female founders, offering much-needed capital and support for innovative ventures.
A Vision for India’s Future
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde, who accompanied the Prime Minister at the event, echoed these sentiments of optimism and national progress. He voiced his confidence in India’s trajectory towards becoming a global superpower under PM Modi’s leadership. “Under the leadership of Modi ji, the dream of 140 crore people to make the country a superpower will be fulfilled. In the coming years, our government will strengthen India’s position in the list of the world’s most powerful countries,” said Shinde.
Conclusion
PM Modi’s visit to Wardha heralded a new chapter in Maharashtra’s development story. From empowering youth through skill development to supporting women entrepreneurs and bolstering the state’s textile industry, these initiatives reflect a vision. As Maharashtra embraces these programs, the future looks bright for its people.
